Stockholm, Sweden

ESTRO 2026

Session

Quality assurance and risk management
Digital Poster
Interdisciplinary
Experience and analysis in 4 years of weekly peer review at a Radiation Oncology Department
Adela Poitevin-Chacón, Mexico
-381
Non-Conformities and Concessions in Radiotherapy: Insights from a Five-Year Incident Learning System Review
Maeve Kearney, Ireland
-405
Premature radiotherapy discontinuation as a quality indicator: A five-year institutional analysis of underlying factors
Javier González-Viguera, Spain
-1049
Establishing a National Radiotherapy Quality Assurance Working Group in Ireland: Enhancing Clinical Trial Readiness and Collaboration
Sandra Harkin, Ireland
-1207
Optimizing Peer-Review in Radiation Oncology — Secondary Analysis of the Prospective PRIORITY Trial
Stephanie Tanadini-Lang, Switzerland
-1318
Enhancing patient safety in SGRT and DIBH through combined prospective and retrospective risk analysis
Cucchiaro Séverine, Belgium
-1527
Can Proton Accelerators with High Magnetic Fields Coexist with Modern Radiotherapy Technologies?
Serdar Charyyev, USA
-1668
Mind the Gap: Assessing evidence for reirradiation dose constraints in the pelvis
Christopher Pagett, United Kingdom
-2131
Pancreas Radiotherapy Quality Assurance: Benchmark vs Clinical Contouring Performance in SCALOP2
Nicholas Gomez, United Kingdom
-2167
Key factors influencing the implementation of Value-Based Health Care in oncology networks: a systematic review
Lotte van der Werf, The Netherlands
-2204
Recontouring necessity is independent of the timing between breast conserving surgery, CT simulation, and the start of radiotherapy
Ana-Marija Bukovica Petrc, Croatia
-2276
Is HFMEA risk management applicable in the artificial intelligence (AI) era? An inter-center study of risk for AI auto-contouring software.
Jonathan Lucas, United Kingdom
-2733
Marker-less voluntary DIBH SBRT for lung and liver lesions: pilot derivation of ITV–PTV margins using intrafraction kV planar imaging
Anna Merlotti, Italy
-3218
Immediate response to a ransomware attack in a multi-vendor radiotherapy department in Latin America
Marcelo Picioli, Chile
-3533
Comparative evaluation of ABC- and SGRT-based DIBH techniques for left-sided breast radiotherapy: correlation of setup accuracy and in-vivo dosimetry
Ali Eid, Bahrain
-3634
FMEA TOOL TO ANALYSE THE BRACHYTHERAPY PROCESS
Massimo Sarra Fiore, Italy
-3755
Dose prescription and delineation variability based on a national SBRT exercise: The Belgian experience
Robbe van den Begin, Belgium
-3985
Effectiveness and Impact of a Multidisciplinary Peer-Review Program on Quality Assurance in Radiation Oncology
KARTHIKEYAN KALYANASUNDARAM, United Arab Emirates
-4143
Structured peer review of treatment plans in radiation oncology departments: Improving efficiency, accountability and documentation
Maximilian Grohmann, Germany
-662